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14 Μαρ 2019 · Solo improvisational dance forms from North Africa and the Middle East, most commonly referred to as belly dance, have their roots in community celebrations in which dancers improvise to the accompaniment of a diverse set of local instruments.
Transformation of the self in belly dance occurs in the dance’s movements and in the aspects of rhythm, ritual, and connection. Through the development of awareness and embodiment in belly dance, the mover experiences physical, psychological, social, and spiritual growth.
Solo, improvised, torso-articulated dance, usually referred to in English as belly dance, is a fundamental part of the dance vernacular of many Middle Eastern cultures, yet is conspicuously unclaimed by national governments.
It was concluded that belly dance represents an embodying activity, one associated with a number of benefits for its practioners, including positive body image.
A dancer stands on the stage of an urban cultural centre. The dancer is dressed in what has become recognizable as a belly-dance costume with a sequined top on t. e upper torso, bare belly, a hip-level skirt or pants.
12 Φεβ 2016 · This paper describes the therapeutic use of belly dance therapy (BDT) for women, context and process, on its own and in relation to body psychotherapy and the Chakra system. It gives a brief history of belly dance, references the author’s personal journey and describes a case study.
1 Οκτ 2014 · It was found that belly dancers scored higher on positive body image and lower on body dissatisfaction and self-objectification than the college students.
